Local notes from the community page
Frost lingered yesterday as Mr Samuel Griffin moved home near the Academy and Mr Albert Anderson became postmaster at Two Johns. Many locals planned new builds and business moves from Templeville to Ridgely with farms, crates, and berry trade featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Griffin
Academy
Albert Anderson
Two Johns
C. M. Lloyd
Gay Street
Evans Bros
Barclay
Templeville
J. H. Nichols
Denton Bridge
Peters Bros
Hickman
Wilmer Emory
Hillsborough
J. A. Chelton
Water Street
Ellen Davis
Ridgely
Daily Mail
Preston
Federalsburg
Hynson
Linchester
Frank Fallowfield
George Clendening
Charles W. Temple
Delaware
Denton
George E. Smith
Goldsborough
Caroline
League of American Wheelman
Cambridge
J. W. Barnett
Paterson
Dover
Gottlieb Oesterlee
Jersey City
J. P. Brown
W. C. Todd
Williston
Todd
John Gordy
Berlin
Gordy
K. N. Hardcastle
Court House
Ocean City
Searles
Rehoboth
Wm. Morgan
Agner
J. C. White
Three Delegations Before the School Commissioners
Last Tuesday the Maryland school commissioners heard three delegations. Gravely Branch asked for the removal of a school house with no site agreed. Chop Tank urged an addition and an assistant teacher due to pupil numbers. Goldsborough sought moving Castle Hall to Goldsborough with enlargement. no decision was reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravely Branch
Choptank
Goldsborough
Castle Hall
McKnott’s Mill
Baltimore Corner
Alex. McKnott
Thomas P. Green
Robert Schuyler
Hillsborough and
Henderson
The Congressman from Caroline sketches Culbreth era
A compact portrait of Thomas Culbreth and Maryland’s early Congressmen. It traces district boundaries under 1805 law, maps the Eastern Shore and lower districts, lists figures like Reed Peter Bayley and Smith, notes party affiliations, and sketches the 1817 House with key players and competing blocs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culbreth
Maryland
Congress
Philip Stuart
Charles
John C. Herbert
Prince George’s
George Peter
Montgomery
Samuel Ringgold
Washington
Samuel Smith
Baltimore City
Peter Litt
Baltimore County
Philip Reed
Kent
Thomas Bayley
Somerset
St. Mary's
Calvert
Prince George's
Anne Arundel
Annapolis
Frederick
Monocacy
Washington and
Allegany
Trafford
Cecil
Queen Anne’s
Caroline Smd
Talbot
Joshua Seney
Queen Anne's
George Gale
William Ilindman
Joseph Hopper Nicholson
Edward Lloyd
John Brown
Robert Wright
Gale
William Vans Murray
Dorchester
John Dennis
Charles Goldsborough
Cecil and Kent
Harford
Gabriel Christie
Wiliam Matthews
John Archer
John Montgomery
Stevenson Archer
Christie
Matthews
Dr. Archer
Stuart
Peter
Bayley
Herbert
Reed
Major Peter
Ephraim King Wilson
Commodore Barney
Stansbbury
Smith
Archer
John van Lear
Ringgold
Alexander Kilgour
Nicholas S
Dorchester Fishermen Arrested Under New Fish Law
Four Dorchester County fishers, W E Blades S T Roberts W P Simms and Robert Spears, were arrested last week by Deputy Seymour and tried by Justice Nicols in Easton for fishing in Talbot waters. They paid a $5 fine and costs and were discharged. They claimed ignorance of the new act, which restricts fishing rights to bona fide residents of Caroline and Talbot counties and took effect April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Blades
S. T. Roberts
W. P. Simms
Robert Spears
Dorchester County
Seymour
Talbot
Justice Nicols
Easton
Talbot County
Inn
Caroline
Aston Ledger
Dorchester
Cambridge
Denton
Duxton Journal
Pretty Church Weddings at Denton and Marydel
In Denton and Marydel a large Methodist congregation witnessed two weddings. Elizabeth Whitby, daughter of Charles H. Whitby, married R. Ignatius Ledman of Bethlehem with a full ceremony and reception. In Marydel, Bennett H. Emory married Miss Lida Heather, with a floral church scene, procession, and train departure amid wedding congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Whitby
Charles H. Whitby
R. Ignatius Ledman
Bethlehem
Ferdinand Dixon
George KE. Saulsbury
Charles G. Griffin
R. d. Colston
Mendelssohhn
Mamie Evitts
Mary Roe
Annie Lewis
4. H. Webster
Third Street
M. V. BR. Heather
T. E. Teather
Cora Pippin
Philadelphia
Edith Slemmer
Mendelssohn
Jessie Kerr
Union
Blissess
Lyric Lady Quartette
Miss Kerr
George R. Horsey
Sallie J. G. Joyner
A. J. Greenlee
J. A. Arters
Horsey
Sheppard’s Chapel
Z. H. Webster
Sarah Brewington
Mt. Vernon
Somerset County
Messrs
Emory
Turpin
Henry R. Lewis
M. B. Stephens
Democratic State Central Committee
Baltimore
Lessie Rochester
Aliss Mary Hicks
John R. Todd
Dover
Mary M. Clarke
LE. Prophet
Bridgeport
Conn
J. N. Todd
Mamie Kvelline
Harrington
Hattye
Maggie Andrew
Hillsboro
Eva Zacharias
Greensboro
Newton
S. R. Zacharias
Alexandria
P. W. Downes
Smyrna
J. A. Chelton
Deaths of Mr James P Stafford and Dr Frederick Dunning
Mr James P Stafford aged about forty five died Thursday morning at his Burrsville home from pneumonia He was a carpenter and a Christian neighbor He leaves a widow and three children twice married first wife Miss Smith Bethele Delaware Funeral at Burrsville M P Church at ten o clock The second obituary notes Dr Frederick Dunning aged 25 died of typhoid fever at his cousin’s Easton home after about two weeks He was a Jefferson Medical College graduate and previously on a Detroit hospital staff The funeral will be in Denton Sunday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Stafford
Burrsville
Methodist Protestant Church
Easton
Charles A. Dunning
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Detroit
Denton
Banner Hymns Series at Hillsboro M E Church South
The Christian Endeavor Society at Hillsboro M E Church South will begin five service series titled Banner Hymns Immortals of Sacred Song. Each Sunday evening at 7 o clock the program aims to foster earnest congregational participation and true worship. Rev R A Adams preached at Preston and Concord and spoke in Denton. Concord quarterly conference planned a ten day camp meeting starting July 31. Caroline M P circuit holds first quarterly conference at Thawleys Chapel next Monday at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Hillsboro
M. E. Church South
R. A. Adams
Preston M. BE
Concord
Denton M. E. Church
Caroline M. P
Thawley’s Chapel
State Central Committee Fixes Dates for Conventions
The meeting in Baltimore set dates for the State convention in Baltimore on June 10 with four delegates at large and twelve district delegates to the national convention. The district congressional convention will be August 20 in Ocean City. Also noted were theater events and local political selections including Dr. Straughn and Mr. Stevens chosen to represent the First Congressional district at the St. Louis Republican Convention. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is praised as safer for children than flax seed tea. 35 and 50 cent bottles available locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Reed
Jeremiah Caulden
Stuart
Eutaw Springs
Ife
Washington
George Peter
Bladensburg
Russia
Little
Madison
Ringgold
Hagerstown
Roger Nelson
Flo
Bayley
Eastern Shore
Maryland
Virginia
Princeton
Herbert
House of Delegates
Herberts
Killarney
James E. Herbert
Culbreth
Connecticut
Willard Wall
Louis McLane
Delaware
John Forsyth
Jackson
van Buren
Richard Mentor Johnson
Joseph Desha
Henry Clay
Kentucky
Poindexter
Mississippi
Charles Fenton Mercer
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
John Floyd
Hugh Nelson
Spain
Alexander Smyth
Henry St. George Tucker
Philip Pendleton Barbour
United States Supreme Court
Archibald Austin
John Randolph
Roanoke
William Lowndes
Henry Middleton
Joseph Bellinger
South Carolina
John Sergeant
Clay
John Russ
William Maclay
William P. Maclay
Samuel D. Ingham
Joseph Heister
Pennsylvania
Thomas Settle
Felix Walker
North Carolina
Daniel Cruger
John Herkimer
Philip J. Schuyler
John C. Spencer
Tyler
State Central Committee
Baltimore
Ocena City
Masonic Hall
MecShane’s
Ridgely
William D. Straughu
Worcester
B. G. Stevens
St. Louis
W. A. Smith
Dorchester
David H. Tubbs
Board of Town Commissioners
W. E. Brown
Denton
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
R. J. Colston
Liquor Licenses Expire as No Renewals Issued
In Chapel dry district liquor licenses expired last Friday with no renewals granted by Talbot County grand jury in November. Dealers eye mandamus and court petition to issue licenses while considering selling without licenses and facing penalties. Names of local dealers including Spencer W. Callaway William A Walls George W Parker and John A Morgan appear among those who offered the fee but did not secure licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel
Talbot
Easton Ledger
Tilgh Swan
Senate
Harford County
Court of Appeals
Talbot County
A. Chapel
Spencer W. Callaway
William A. Walls
George W. Parker
John A. Morgan
Remedy for Bilious Colic Offered by Local Tipster
Mr J D Kinney of Warren Center PA describes painful stomach attacks with diarrhea and fainting. He reports immediate relief and lasting cure after two to three doses of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. For sale by W E Brown Denton Hugh Duffey Hillsboro and R J Colston Ridgely MD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Kinney
Warren Center
Chamberlain
W. E. Brown
Denton
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
R. J. Colston
Ridgely, Md
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Sow
Woo Oo
Mats Leave
South
Aprerhalhiy
Marydel
James Green
M. W. B. Heather
W. W. Richards
H. C. Gooden
W. G. Carrow
Robert R. Shull
Bee Tree
J. F. Straughn
Simeon Blood
George P. Jones
Robert Jarrell
William Dennison
G. Barcus
Edinburgh
William Poore
Amos Everatt
Alice F. Heather
Thos. P. Green
Alex. McNatt
Richard Schuyler
Mr. Zion
Samuel Kilson
S. Wilkinson
C. H. Wilson
Moore
S—R. H. Taylor
Samuel J. Bilbrough
William Richard
Lowe
J. C. Longfellow
J. J. Mitchell
Alfred Clark
Greensborough
G. W. Betson
Nat. Horsey
J. H. Bernard
Bareus
Thomas F. Jackson
C. L. Jarrell
W. L. Cooper
Bridgetown
J. A. Seward
Jacob Gibson
Carroll Pippin
Oakland
W. J. Clark
Trustin Pippin
James E. Dukes
Thomas W. Jones
T. W. Smith
F. B. Stambaugh
Furman’s Grove
Marion Starkey
J.R. Lynch
Charles E. Starkey
Garey
W. H. Greenlee
R. Zacharias
W. N. Garey
Henry Irwin
John R. Wyatt
Evan Morgan
E. George
James Swann
Whiteley
S—A. Schaube
Charles Ellwanger
Henry Hughes
Oaks
J. M. Anthony
J. E. Towers
Edward C
E. W. Williamson
G. R. Neal
W. B. Nuttle
Ocyrus Hutchins
R. Nichols
A. Williams
William Grimage
F. Bell
Walter Tribbett
Andersontown
Lewis Thomas
Lloyd Haines
Horace Wright
G. W. Towers
Daniel Todd
C. H. Todd
Laurel Grove
James H. Covey
H. Trice
Joseph F. Roop
Harmony
W. H. Deen
W. C. Paul
William J. Williamson
Smithson
R. W. Carroll
Samuel Hopkins
8. D. Todd
Grove
T. W. Nichols
Thomas Taylor
Joseph Patchett
A. W. Sisk
J. H. Stevenson
Isaac L. Noble
American Corner
B. W. Parker
P. W. Sullivan
B. T. Seeders
J. A. Wright
J. T. Blades
John F. Spence
Carmine
A. P. Baker
David F. Perry
Hog Island
A. A. Griffith
W. A. Dillon
W. H. Cohee
J. S. Ledman
J. W. Dean
James A. Parrott
Andrew F. Covey
John Z. Parker
Mark E. Noble
Bureau (Colored
James H. Ross
Thomas Hubbard
Eli Stanford
F. Friend
J. Washington
J. H. Moore
Dover Neck
James Chase
Francis Webb
John Foster
Marsh Creek
J. 2. Webb
Josiah Murray
James Dickerson
Johns
Aaron Johns
George Pinkett
J. H. Johns
Filth District
James 8. Willis
Geo. M. Taylor
Walter Noble
Nichols
J. F. Smith
W. H. Bowdle
John E. Nichols
James C. Collins
W. T. Tlignutt
J. Smithville
F. W. Bullock
C. BR. Neal
James HT. Thawley
Chestnut Grove
W. TY. Andrew
Amos L. Fishell
W. ‘.T. Wilson
W. N. Alberger
J. N. Davis
J. Polk White
Houston
Abram Walters
John Young
J. W. Downes
Trickory Hill
John H. C. White
W.J. Willis
Elisha Harper
W. I. Smith
A. A. Truxon
J. B.S. James
Vicki Horner
Levin Cephas
JL. Camper
Chitman
s—Anthony Thomas
C. W. Hammond
J. WH. Friend
Sintit
Boonsboro
J. D. Wilson
Henry Bell
N. B. Replogle
Long
W. E. Saulsbury
James E. Wright
B. Frank Richards
Slillshoro
George VF. Benvon
W. E. Sicks
C. H W. Fleming
Thawley
S—R
Clark
D. Anderson
W. F. DeFord
Saulsbury
John E. Wilson
G. BE. Smith
Edwin M. Garey
Cedar Grove
Ernest Downes
T. L. Frampton
I.J
Margues R. G. Powell
C. T. George
Ed. Pearsaul
Wallace Heather
Sheriff Green
Albert Chandler
Townsend
Samuel H. Pippin
Kent County
Harry W. Temple
J. J. Harwood
W. T. Downes
T. E. Heather
Maryland House of Correction
Widgely
Av. Chas. J. Turner
Epworth League
Misa Elsie Stith
Bmnett
J. J. Nichols
Atrs
Caudle
Nettie Dean
J. H. Smith
Mable Day
Messrs. Nichols
Florence Green
S. Nichols
Simee
Flbl Carpenter
Wedlernisburg
EF. B. Stevens
Miss Bender
Japan
M. BE
Good Government League
Miss Bradford
Colorado
Harry Flaharty
Federal Hill
Kansas
Queenstown
Queenstown News
Thomas Culbreth
Journal
Erk
Morrill
Vermont
House
William Pinkney
Mwe
Eden
Fort Millin
Jefferson
Sir Peter Parker
Moore's Fields
Parker
United States
Denton and
ROYAL
Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall St
N.Y
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Olivia B. Passap.e
Joseph Passape
Adm
Olivin
Passape
John Prattis
Cox’n
Burton W. Parker
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